Office 2016 is the latest version in the Microsoft Office family. Microsoft focuses entirely on
distribution with online installers, and makes it extremely hard to find usable disk images for
offline installation. Finally, we were able to dig out some offline installers, although, these
downloads are merely images of the backup media downloads, based on the click-to-run technology.

Who doesn't know Amazon? The biggest online reseller serves more than 50% of the world's population in their own
contry. However, the 15 local Amazon stores are open to almost everyone else as well, giving the world easy
access to a huge product range. In this article we share some tips and tricks how to make use of such gigantic
selection, and the best ways to save some money.

Amazon released the first Kindle ebook reader in 2007, which has been a
huge success ever since. The Kindle owes much of its popularity due to the
fact that there are thousands of free books available. Amazon also regularly
gives away free apps, MP3 music, videos and audio books for their Android
based Kindle Fire tablet, Fire Phone and Fire TV.

Logos is one of the most advanced digital Bible study suites available, offers loads of free and paid content, and is
available for PC, Mac, Android and iOS. The missing option to read Logos resources on an e-ink device has been a
big gap. This article explains how to get Logos working on the Tolino Shine, an Android powered back-light e-ink
reader.

There is an ever growing number of Bible apps for the Kindle Fire, and it's not
easy keeping the overview, especially choosing a suitable app for your
Bible reading. Some contain a lot of advertising, others require a permanent
internet connection, or similar restrictions. Others focus on a certain denomination,
or provide additional features. We've picked the best Bible apps for you,
and compare features, languages, available translations etc.